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Can a Fake Hitman Website Lead to a Killer? #Shorts
Can a Fake Hitman Website Lead to a Killer? #Shorts

TrueCrimeStories  |  2026-09-10

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Amy Allwine's husband said a dark-web hitman was behind her death. But the deeper investigators looked, the more the online story began pointing back toward him. The 2016 Maplewood, Minnesota case involved Tor, cryptocurrency, and the Besa Mafia website, creating an unusual digital trail around a ve...

Amy Allwine's husband said a dark-web hitman was behind her death. But the deeper investigators looked, the more the online story began pointing back toward him. The 2016 Maplewood, Minnesota case involved Tor, cryptocurrency, and the Besa Mafia website, creating an unusual digital trail around a very personal crime. Investigators had to determine whether the online threat was real or carefully staged. The video tracks the browser records, communications, and contradictions that turned a supposed outside attack into courtroom evidence. If you enjoy true crime cases where technology exposes a hidden plan, this one is for you.

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